Deas and Anderson charge Lytle’s brigade, and it breaks under the pressure.   General Lytle is mortally wounded.  Command falls to Col Silas Miller of the 36^th Illinois.  Two of Anderson’s regiments also advance on Walworth.
         Just as Manigault is about to overrun the few units left at the Widow Glenn cabin, the 39^th Indiana Mounted Infantry charges up the hill and pours several volleys into the Confederates with their Spencer repeating rifles, stopping them in their tracks.  At the same time, the 98^th Illinois charges and fires several volleys into the left and rear of the 34^th Alabama with their Spencers, sending the regiment fleeing to the rear.
         Behind them, the 92^nd Illinois reforms from their skirmish line, forms into line of battle, and advances to join the rest of the brigade.